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1. Contours (10m): Offshore of Bodega Head, California, 2010

2007. Kvitek, Rikk G., Dartnell, Peter, Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center, Golden, Nadine E., and Golden, Nadine E. This line shapefile represents contour lines at 10 meter intervals for the area offshore of Bodega Head, California. These data were generated from... Geological Survey (U.S.).

2. Faults: Offshore of Bodega Head, California, 2010

2010. Johnson, Samuel Y., Manson, Michael W., Hartwell, Stephen R., Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center, and Golden, Nadine E. This line shapefile represents fault lines within the offshore area of Bodega Head in California. Onshore investigations indicate that this section... Geological Survey (U.S.).

3. Folds: Offshore of Bodega Head, California, 2010

2010. Johnson, Samuel Y., Manson, Michael W., Hartwell, Stephen R., Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center, and Golden, Nadine E. This line shapefile contains geologic folds of the offshore area of Bodega Head in California. Onshore investigations indicate that this section of... Geological Survey (U.S.).

4. Isopachs: Salt Point to Drakes Bay, California, 2009

2009. Watt, Janet T., Hartwell, Stephen R., Johnson, Samuel Y., Sliter, Ray W., and Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center. This line shapefile contains isopachs (contour lines of equal thickness) for the areas within the 3-nautical mile limit between Salt Point and Drak... Geological Survey (U.S.).

5. Transgressive Contours: Salt Point to Drakes Bay, California, 2009

2009. Watt, Janet T., Hartwell, Stephen R., Johnson, Samuel Y., Sliter, Ray W., and Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center. This line shapefile contains transgressive contours at 5 and 10 meter intervals for the area within the 3-nautical mile limit between Salt Point an... Geological Survey (U.S.).